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  • Object number
    54/79
  • Collection
    Bernard Miles Collection
  • Description
    A beam brace, used in conjunction with a bit for drilling holes, usually in wood. From the workshop of the Bushell Brothers, New Mill, Tring.
    A beam brace, used in conjunction with a bit for drilling holes, usually in wood. This beam brace came from the workshop of the Bushell Brothers, Charlie and Joseph, who ran a canal boat building and repair business at Gannel in New Mill, Tring, on the Wendover Arm Canal, until their retirement in 1952.
  • Physical description
    1 brace (beam): metal
  • Archival history
    MERL miscellaneous note - 'From Bushell Bros, Tring Ford [?], Herts. //
  • Object name
    Brace, beam
  • Material
    Metal
  • Associated subject
    CRAFTS : wood-working
    Boat building
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